I live in the United States and joined… I live in the United States and joined in March 2019. I found a much larger number of INTERNATIONAL positions. When I tried to cancel, there was no mechanism to do so on weekends or during non-business hours M-F (8:-4:30PM PST). After 4 attempts, I cancelled 7 days late and they refused to issue me a $39.99 refund. You can search on LinkedIn for free.

I found the job search tips and… I found the job search tips and resources on lawcrossing.com incredibly helpful, and they gave me the confidence I needed to land my dream job.

Old expired job postings used as click bait LawCrossing posted a job opening claiming it was first posted Jan 19, 2019. But a Google search shows the job was actually posted about 6 months before - July 29, 2018. The job is no longer available on the hiring company's website but you can find the old posting in archives. So it's a scam. Don't fall for the fake reviews either.

This is a scam This is a scam. DO NOT SIGN UP!! I signed up years ago (I think it was legit then). I uploaded my resume but then canceled weeks later because I decided to start my own freelance paralegal business (years ago). Everything was fine. Then out of nowhere, a law firm administrator that I do work for called me saying they saw my 5 year old resume on LawCrossing. I have tried several times o reach this "company" to tell them to take it down. Also, since around the same time, I have been spammed daily by this company. No way to stop it. No one to contact. This nonsense is not funny. My personal information is available for anyone to see, especially prospective clients who will then think I'm job hunting, which is not good for business.

Thanks to the in-depth company profiles… Thanks to the in-depth company profiles on lawcrossing.com, I was able to research potential employers and make informed decisions about where to apply.